In this special episode, hosts Dan and Mike welcome their wives, Nicole and Karen, for a heartfelt and humorous conversation about life with die-hard NFL fans.

Together, they explore the journey of navigating relationships steeped in Saints fandom—covering everything from game-day rituals and superstitions to the evolution of their roles as partners in football (and podcasting) life.

The couples shares personal stories that span Christmas surprises, Saints tattoos, and celebrity run-ins, along with reflections on how New Orleans culture, food, and football have shaped their friendships and family life.

From pronunciation mishaps to playoff hopes, this lively episode is packed with laughter, love, and a deep appreciation for the community they’ve built through shared passion.

Whether you're a football fanatic or just here for the food and fun, this episode offers a unique and entertaining look at what it means to be part of the Who Dat family.

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In this episode, Mike and Dan are joined by James and Jason from the Dome Patrol Podcast for an insightful and entertaining discussion covering all things NFL — with a particular focus on the Saints and the experience of international fans.

The conversation begins with the ongoing ticketing debacle surrounding the NFL London games, as the group shares their frustrations over soaring prices and the challenges faced by fans trying to attend. They highlight the need for more inclusive and transparent access to tickets to ensure a better matchday experience.

Attention then turns to the Saints, as the panel delves into the current state of the team. They reflect on Derek Carr’s departure and the fresh sense of optimism brought by new offensive coordinator Kellen Moore. Topics include coaching changes, potential surprise cuts, rookie standouts, draft strategies, quarterback competition, and pressing concerns on the defensive side of the ball.

There’s cautious optimism as the group discusses the importance of depth, the lessons to be learned from teams like the Detroit Lions, and what it will take for the Saints to turn a corner in the coming season.

But it’s not just about the NFL — the episode also celebrates the camaraderie among fans. The conversation touches on food, friendship, and shared experiences, all culminating in an exciting surprise trip to New Orleans. We discuss the unique perspective of being Saints supporters from abroad, cultural differences in how sport is experienced, and the growing need for better engagement from the Saints organisation with its international fanbase.

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In this episode, Daniel and Mike reconnect over life updates—from fan cave renovations to planning a Saints-themed bash—before diving into football. Dan shares his recent feature in Gridiron Magazine, spotlighting the strong UK Saints community. The conversation transitions to the NFL’s international marketing efforts and how the Saints are building a global fan base. They break down the team’s NFL Draft picks, exploring the front office’s strategy, draft board dynamics, and the critical role of GM communication.

The hosts also examine Derek Carr’s influence on the team, fan culture, and the growing calls for change in New Orleans. With rookie mini camp kicking off, Daniel and Mike analyse new roster additions, position battles—especially at quarterback—and the Saints’ search for a big-bodied receiver. Wrapping up, they share personal sports travel stories, brush with celebrity moments, and preview exciting plans for future episodes centered on fan engagement and community stories.

In this episode of 'Saints, City and Me', hosts Mike and Dan welcome John Hendrix, one of the Saints premier journalists, to discuss the recent changes in the Saints coaching staff, the impact of Derek Carr on the team, and the dynamics of free agency.

John shares insights on the importance of player development and the significance of Louisiana ties in recruitment. He also reflects on the addition of Justin Reed and the potential of Chase Young in the new defensive scheme.

The conversation shifts to John's personal journey, including his adoption from Honduras, his experiences growing up in Louisiana, and his background in music and hockey. In this engaging conversation, John Hendrix shares his journey from college challenges to becoming a prominent sports journalist covering the New Orleans Saints. He discusses the impact of faith in his life, his love story with his wife, and the challenges he faced in the journalism industry, including overcoming imposter syndrome.

John also highlights his passion for cooking and offers insights into the Saints' future prospect, emphasising the importance of community and faith in sports.

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This episode is for after dark, comes with a parental advisory warning, it has the E for a reason! Dan and Mike are joined by good friend, Erik Jaybird as they dive into all the latest buzz surrounding the New Orleans Saints, starting with the excitement around Kellen Moore taking over as coach. They break down what his arrival means for the team, Derek Carr’s future, and how the Saints might approach the upcoming NFL Draft. Along the way, they also shine a light on Louisiana’s deep football roots and talent pipeline.

But it’s not all X’s and O’s—this episode is packed with stories, laughs, and plenty of personal takes. Erik Jaybird reminisces about growing up in Louisiana, his first Saints game, and the culture shock of tasting Cajun food in different parts of the country. The conversation meanders through everything from favourite sports memories (Drew Brees, anyone?) to the best eats in New Orleans, complete with restaurant recommendations and local beer shoutouts.

Of course, no episode would be complete without a bit of nostalgia. Erik shares Mardi Gras memories, the origins of the Chocobo Chasers podcast, and his love for classic football video games. Tune in for a mix of football talk, personal stories, and plenty of laughs along the way - this episode has something for everyone!

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In this episode of The Saints, the City, and Me, hosts Mike and Daniel are joined by Essex based Saints fan Charlie Levy to talk Saints football, and Charlies first trip to the City. The trio dives into the potential hire of Kellen Moore has Head Coach, discussing what it means for the team’s future, the importance of a strong coaching staff, and the critical need for solid draft picks. They also reflect on the Saints' quarterback situation and their cautious “optimism” about the season ahead.

Beyond the X’s and O’s, the conversation takes their usual personal turn as Charlie share stories of his trip over the pond—navigating everything from jet lag to late nights enjoying New Orleans' vibrant atmosphere. The trio talk about the warmth of the city as a guest, the unforgettable first experience of the Superdome, and the unique culture of Saints fandom that draws fans from all over the world.

Charlie shares stories about a heroic effort by friend of the Pod, Shane, to get Charlie to Baton Rouge, and the contrast of New Orleans to his time in NYC to see the Saints defeat the Giants.

Whether it’s exploring the Quarter, savouring local cuisine, or bonding with fellow fans, the episode is another love letter to New Orleans and the unforgettable people connected to the city.

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In this episode of The Saints, the City, and Me, hosts Dan and Mike are joined by Dan’s son, Dylan, to reminisce about their recent family trip to New Orleans.

They discuss attending a Saints game and meetings players. Indulging in local cuisine like gumbo and Ruby Slipper’s White chocolate pancakes, and soaking in the city’s vibrant culture—from Mardi Gras world to Bayou St John, City Park and jazz music. A visit to the swamps, and a steam boat up the Mississippi. And Dyl’s attempts to get on the jumbo screen in the Dome and Blender.

The conversation explores the bond of father-son through NFL fandom, with reflections from Dan and Mike on the Saints' coaching search, player accountability, and future prospects.

They also touch on their personal experiences, the thrill of game day, and the bittersweet return home.

In this episode, Dan and Mike catch up on life, football, and travel. They dive into the highs and lows of the Saints' season, sharing their thoughts on coaching changes, quarterback struggles, and what the team needs to turn things around. They also reflect on the importance of a proper coaching search and where the organization might go from here.

Beyond football, they share some personal updates, including job changes, family milestones, and recent travel experiences. From a memorable trip to New Orleans featuring a swamp tour, game day energy, and unbeatable southern hospitality to a spontaneous adventure in New York and a walk through Central Park, it's a mix of heartfelt stories and lighthearted fun.

The episode also touches on the bond sports create, the challenges of game day logistics, and Daniel's son Dylan growing into a passionate Saints fan. With travel tips, stories about meeting NFL players, and plenty of laughs, this episode offers something for Saints fans and anyone who loves a good adventure.

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